There are three questions people tend to ask when virtual reality comes up in conversation.

"Will it make me sick?"

"When can I buy it?"

"Is there porn on it yet?"

Don't get them wrong: People don't necessarily want to watch VR porn themselves. (Though plenty might, and that's fine too.) They're simply curious about how it will adapt to this new format.

After all, porn has always been on the cutting edge of technological innovation. Ask almost anyone why VHS beat Betamax for home video supremacy way back when, and most will point out that the adult entertainment industry favored the former over the latter.